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Marius Adauge
Marius Adauge

Reputation: 83

Python Kivy using Atlas

I've started using Kivy for python app's UI. I want to style my buttons using an atlas with images. I've created one, with some standard 100x100 png images: btn_up, btn_down.

Button:
                text: _('State')
                font_size: 22
                on_press: screens.current = 'current_state'
                background_normal: 'atlas://res/bkts_atlas/btn_up'
                background_down: 'atlas://res/bkts_atlas/btn_down'

The image on the buttons is stretched. The default Kivy button (using defaultheme atlas) is rendered ok, even if the button image is a square-like image in the atlas. I mean it keeps a nice form when rendered even if the button size isn't square. How can I fix it ? Thanks in advance.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 476

Answers (1)

inclement
inclement

Reputation: 29488

The Button stretches its image disproportionately in order to let you use a single image for different button shapes (note how the default image always has borders of the same width, no matter the button size). I think the way to disable this is just to add border: 0, 0, 0, 0, or other options will have other effects.

Upvotes: 0

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